Encouraging registrant engagement in fitness to practise processes
The aim of this project is to identify what, if any, lessons we can learn from behavioural science to help us design a fitness to practise process that encourages maximum and meaningful early engagement from registrants (doctors and medical associate professionals) during an investigation. Among other benefits, meaningful engagement would result in registrants providing us with evidence needed to inform decision making in a consensual disposal process.
Buyer
General Medical Council (GMC)
Value
£20,000
Published
28 Sept 2020
Closes
14 Jul 2020
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
Manchester
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
11 Aug 2020
Contract ends
11 Dec 2020
CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot default Encouraging registrant engagement in fitness to practise processes
£20,000
The aim of this project is to identify what, if any, lessons we can learn from behavioural science to help us design a fitness to practise process that encourages maximum and meaningful early engagement from registrants (doctors and medical associate professionals) during an investigation. Among other benefits, meaningful engagement would result in registran...
Delivery: London · United Kingdom, North West · United Kingdom, London, North West, United Kingdom
Documents
Unlock document linkAwarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
28 Sept 2020
Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
Award notice · Web page
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at the link provided.
Not provided
NOTE: To register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the myTenders Web Site at the link provided.
Tender notice
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.